We are still looking for about 6-7 internship opportunities for students involved in the PEOPLE Program who will be spending time this summer learning about […]

By now I am sure you are aware that the campus announced a Critical Compensation Fund last week.  In the guidelines provided by Paul DeLuca […]

Starting Wednesday, June 20, Linden Drive between Charter Street and Babcock Drive will be closed to eastbound traffic for approximately three weeks for concrete street […]

Good luck to 18 CALS food science students who will be packing for a trip to Las Vegas this week. They’ll be including some tasty […]

An article in the Chronicle of Higher Education takes a look at the history and current situation for land grant agricultural colleges: “As land-grant-university officials […]

Dean VandenBosch and several others from CALS are among the participants in Chancellor Ward’s mission to China this week. On June 12, Chancellor Ward and […]

The Wisconsin School for Beginning Dairy and Livestock Farmers sends its thanks to everyone who helped support the 9th annual Ride to Farm event on […]

Mike Austin, who covers agriculture for Green Bay TV station WFRV, spent a day here last week interviewing seven CALS researchers: Dan Schaefer and Mark […]

NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing to put Big Gulps on the do-not-drink list. This ban on sugar-sweetened drinks over 16 oz. would be a […]

When you’re dealing with insects this season, you need to pretend that it’s three or four weeks later into the year. “Think about when your […]